The Southern District of Israel, known in Hebrew as Meḥoz HaDarom, is the largest district by land area, encompassing most of the Negev Desert and the Arava Valley. Its vast landscapes are home to a diverse population, with Beersheba serving as the district capital and Ashdod as its largest city. Despite its size, it remains sparsely populated, reflecting a unique blend of urban centers, historical sites, and expansive natural terrains that contribute to its distinct character within the nation's geography.

Beer Sheva 9

Dead Sea 11

Eilat 12

Ein Gedi 13

Masada 15

Negev 8

Tel Beer Sheva 10